Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-06

The Board met yesterday, all the mem
bers present. Minutes read and approved.
John Schandoney appeared before the
Board and objected to the Overseer of Road
District No. opening a certain road in
that district, between the premises OF
Schandoney and Lena Harms, between
Sacramento and Placer counties, claiming
that the line adopted by the Overseer was
not the line he had agreed to. NJ. Judge,
the Overseer, appeared and claimed he was
right in fixing the line as he had.
Mr. McMullen moved that the matter be
referred to the Road 0verseer, with power
to effect compromise between the parties
concerned, and report to this Board at his
earliest convenience. Adopted unani-
mously.
A ?. Catlin appeared before the Board
on behalf of the Trustees of Swamp Lend
District No. 407, Andrus Island, and filed
their report, containing statement OF the
amounts of money expended for the ben
eft of said district, and requested the Board
to appoint three Commissioners.
On motion of Mr.. Ross, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
The Trustees of Swamp Land Reclamation
District No. 40T having presented to this Board
a report and statement of the work done in said
DISCREET together with an estimate OF the further
ance and repair of the reclamation works in
said district, upon application of said Trustees;
Ordered, That J. NJ. Upham, James NJ. stephen
son and John Miller, three competent and dis
interested persons, and residents of Sacramento
County, be and are hereby appointed Commits
sioners, who must, in the manner provided by
law view the lands of said district and assess
thereupon the proper assessment and charge
fol- the reclamation of said lands, and the pro-
lection, maintenance and repair of the recla-
nation works. to wit: The sum of 81 ,0O4-l1, in
the manner and at the cost surveyed, planned
and estimated by J. C. Pierson, engineer OF SAID
district and by said Board of Trustees, as ex-
hibited by the report and statement OF SAID
Trustees fled with the Clerk of this Board this
9Th day of January, 1887
Mr.. Jackson offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted, Messrs. McMul-
len. Jackson and Tebbets voting in favor OF
it, and Messrs. Ross and Bates against II:
Pesoired That the District Attorney of Saera-
mento County be and he is hereby authorized
and empowered to employ an Assistant District
Attorney at q compensation and salary of Sl0O
per month.
FIRE.-Shortly before 4 P. NJ. yesterday
the discovery of blaze in the residence OF
VIM. Hadwick, NJ street, between Third
and Fourth. caused an alarm of fire to be
sounded from box -. 1t appears that
while Mr.. and Mrs. Hadwick were sitting
kitchen was afire, the woodwork near the
stove not having been sufficiently pro-
tected. They attacked the blaze vigorously,
but il was not to be reduced at once, and
both Mr.. and Mrs Hadwick were scorched
about the face, the latter being pretty Sc
vereIy burned. Damage to the amount OF
about 5000 was done by the fire, and the
whole house was filled with smoke.
Po11cE CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
terday business was very light. Judge
Henry. who had volunteered to act as pro-
scouting attorney, as City Attorney Hart
had an engagement elsewhere was on hand,
full of law and determination, but there
was disappointingly small lot OF business
to transact. The case of Ben. kamp, Tor
battery, was continued until the 10th, owing
to the absence of the prosecuting witness
and that of Cow Leuy, for robbery, until
the same date, as there are other defend
ants in the case who have not yet been ap-
pretended.
STATE PRIsox DIREcroRs.-The Board OF
State Prison Directors met at the State
Prison at Folsom yesterday morning at
o'clock. The bills and salary pay roll for
tbe month Of December were approved.
Contracts for construction of an iron roof
over the cell building were awarded as fol
lows: The skeleton part of the roof to Cal
vim Nutting e Son, for S11 1858 the rest OF
fhe roof to the Phelps Manufacturing Co.,
for SfI 400 05, making total for the roof
Of so2. 7es O5. The next lowest bid was the
King Iron Bridge and Manufacturing Co.
of Cincinnati, o., for S23, las 10.
THr largest stock of pianos and organs,
l. Oh Rcr'c rfaT1c eli
store Ma.hushek is the only piano hay
inc solid iron frame, with tuning pins
b1shed in. Silver medal Mechanics Fair
1sS6. Ten sold TO one of any other make
John F. Cooper.
CH1cKER1vG & Sons Pianos have beer
awarded first premium at every State Fan
at which they have been exhibited. Il. n
Hammer, sole agent, No. So stfeet.
IL. WALTON. the Pioneer Rink Manager
has taken charge of the Pavilion Rink, N
and Sixth streets. and assures the pleasure
seeking public a respectable and orderly
resort.
GENTS laundried dress shirts, 10 cents
Four-thread seamless shirts, 10 cents
Heavy finished all-wool socks. % cents. a
the Red House.
BucKsKIN and heavy kid-lined drivinl
gloves, IS cents: dogskin lined, fur top, s
Der pair. The Red House =
To-Day we will sell in our dress good
department, French brocades, at 10 cents
also. English cashmeres, at l24 cents pc
yard. Red House.
MExs calf sewed, cork soles. English
walking shoes. London toe and tip, 50 %
all sizes. Red House.